Not my favourite kind of photography, but I like the guy a lot. He sounds very honest and open to change too, in a field which is always at risk to disappear, obliterated by computer graphic. I found this bit interesting:
"With my work, I’ve made a conscious decision to bridge the gap between CG and traditional photography. I have given some of my work an illustrative feel and a look where you are not sure if its CG or photography. I have gotten good response from this and people are intrigued by the middle ground."
the thing that impressed me the most were just how much passion he has for what he does, and that he doesn't mind sharing. i've read accounts of how guitar master robert johnson would play with his back to his audience so that no one could see what he was doing...funny how some people are so confident in their talents and love what they do that they actually enjoy helping others.
A nice related event that took place recently in Australia with an informative blog to boot. Dont forget to watch the making of video //aurumlight.wordpress.com/
